After Hemadpant's death, who was tasked with completing the summary, and how did they approach this responsibility?

Chapter 53 explains that after Hemadpant's passing, the task of writing the summary fell to a new, unnamed author. This author approached the responsibility with profound humility and a sense of inadequacy. They describe themselves as a 'fool with a dull intellect' who is 'blind to poetry from the start.' Instead of relying on their own skill, they prayed earnestly to Lord Dattaguru and Sai-Narayana for mercy and inspiration. The author firmly believed that they were merely an instrument and that Sai himself, the 'breaker of obstacles,' would be the one to write the summary through them, as stated in Chapter 53.